Each of the Following Is a Potential Destructive Political Consequence

Each of the following is a potential destructive political consequence of government budget deficits except

A) the possibility of financing government spending through borrowing makes government less effective at advancing the public welfare.
B) the benefits from higher government spending now are clear and visible to voters, but the costs of the higher taxes needed to finance the debt built up via deficit spending are excessively discounted.
C) many of those who are being obligated to pay taxes in the future do not vote today.
D) many of those who receive benefits today do not vote.